Multiple Choice
A steady state, or equilibrium potential, in a neuron is reached when:
A) the outflow of sodium equals the inflow of potassium.
B) the inflow of sodium equals the inflow of potassium.
C) the outflow of potassium equals the inflow of potassium.
D) the outflow of sodium equals the inflow of sodium.
E) the outflow of calcium equals the inflow of sodium.
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